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• I successfully installed 10.8.2 with this guide, but there are two problems I have outstanding that I would really love some assistance with.
• Seagate ST2000DM001-9YN164 HD updates? All seems fine but I did wonder if I should be updating drivers for this, never have and I couldn't find the driver on the support section of the website. It is going into an HP, the drive itself doesn't say MAC on it, so I was unsure if it was for MAC only: Hardware & Devices: Seagate 1t.

Hello, Yesterday was browsing around with putty from my netbook. Hit smartctl on my drives and noticed that smart database indicated could be a potential firmware upgrade on my Seagate drives. These drives have 1TB platters (2tb disks). Upon checking the seagate website it looked like I needed to upgrade from CC4B to CC4H. I haven't had any issues with noise from the drives (one of the greens have a weird chirping sound on startup imo). I downloaded the.ISO for CD/DOS updating.

NOTE: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK - ALWAYS BACK-UP YOUR DATA ALWAYS! Click to expand.Looks like seagate missed CC4B - All seagate firmware updates. Legit Reviews has an info post I didn't want to burn a disk so I used YUMI and a spare USB. Select your USB Drive Letter (D:/ E:/ etc) Point YUMI to your.ISO download (Barracuda-ALL-GRCC4H.ISO). Use 'Try An Unlisted Image Option' in the dropdown menu.

You will need a clean formatted drive fat32/fat - if hasn't been done already check that. Warning: This erases everything from your USB. Don't use your Freenas USB!

When YUMI is done creating. Select 'No' to add any more operating systems and reboot your PC. To test that the USB will boot up I like to do a quick test in the quick pop-up boot menu using F8/F12. This isn't a permanent change. If YUMI boots up - shutdown the pc. Open the side panel and remove SATA and power cables from any hard drives not affected by the updated.

Western Digitals. Remove Optical SATA/power if your using USB. Leave cover and screws etc to the side. For SATA/RAID Card - I would only attempt this with connections directly to the motherboard instead of attempting firmware updates with raid cards / sata cards. Power on the computer again.Enter the BIOS. Change SATA from AHCI (Enhanced) to IDE (Compatible).

Disable any overclock or special settings. Change boot option to your new USB drive.Optional if you use manual boot selection on start-up. This varies by motherboard.I'm still figuring out UEFI. It hasn't been working for me. I select the USB versus the UEFI:USB. Find your bios boot options and change to the appropriate USB. Save and exit bios.

Your computer will now restart and you should see a YUMI boot menu. If memory serves correctly you will see 'Boot Off Main Drive' and 'Try Unlisted.ISO file'. Select 'Unlisted.ISO' and you will now see the Barracuda-ALL-GRCC4H.ISO. Hit enter and wait for Seagate SeaFlash to load. Seagate Seaflash is pretty simple. Read the readme you are presented with. You will now be allowed to use the app.

Use S to scan your drives first. Should only see the Seagates.

Hit D to flash with the new CC4H firmware. You will hear a beep. And see a big SUCCESS if successful. Once completed go to SeaFlash main menu and re-scan the drives to ensure correct firmware.

Your drives are now flashed with updated firmware. SHUTDOWN (HARD POWER OFF) COMPUTER. CTRL-ALT-DELETE NOT SUFFICIENT!. Shutdown & Plug-in your drives to their original SATA cables. Power on and return bios settings (IDEAHCI) and boot options to your appropriate USB. I don't overclock my file server and you shouldn't either! Easiest way to upgrade Seagate firmware.

Thanks for the guide! I've got 4x3TB Seagate drives and I've managed to update 2. The others don't appear to have a firmware upgrade, but I'm still getting a FreeNAS message to say one may be available.

Is this normal? My drives are: 0 ST3000DM001 9YN166 W1F16KGV CC4H ada0 1 ST3000DM001 9YN166 S1F0XEY2 CC4H ada2 2 ST3000DM001 1CH166 S1F0SEV3 CC29 ada1 3 ST3000DM001 1CH166 Z1F3201P CC24 ada3 The message relates to drives ada1 & ada3 but the Seagate firmware finder is saying no firmware update available. There is a certificate update which I've run using the same process, but still the messages! SuperMicro X10SL7-F Intel Xeon E3-1231v3 3.4GHz Crucial 4x 8GB DDR3 ECC 1600MHz 1.35V (CT2KIT102472BD160B) SeaSonic 660XP2 Fractal Define R5 + FD-FAN-SSR2-140 APC UPS (BE700G-U) FreeNAS-11.1-U6 120GB Toshiba Q300 SSD (boot) 9x4TB Seagate NAS (ST4000VN000) RAID-Z2 (beta with massive performance & search improvements) with ONLYOFFICE (via Docker) ubuntu VM on bhyve/iohyve running Crashplan and Docker/Portainer for evaluation/testing HP N54L 16GB 5x4TB (Stripe) as a nightly backup (ZFS snapshot/replication) My, which includes some stuff about how I use FreeNAS. SuperMicro X10SL7-F Intel Xeon E3-1231v3 3.4GHz Crucial 4x 8GB DDR3 ECC 1600MHz 1.35V (CT2KIT102472BD160B) SeaSonic 660XP2 Fractal Define R5 + FD-FAN-SSR2-140 APC UPS (BE700G-U) FreeNAS-11.1-U6 120GB Toshiba Q300 SSD (boot) 9x4TB Seagate NAS (ST4000VN000) RAID-Z2 (beta with massive performance & search improvements) with ONLYOFFICE (via Docker) ubuntu VM on bhyve/iohyve running Crashplan and Docker/Portainer for evaluation/testing HP N54L 16GB 5x4TB (Stripe) as a nightly backup (ZFS snapshot/replication) My, which includes some stuff about how I use FreeNAS. Very strange! I'm still pretty new to this, so really not sure exactly what I've done but it seems to have cured the problem.

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When I checked the Volume Status the RAIDZ1 was showing the 4 disks with one without the ada1p2 and a long text string and UNAVAIL next to it. I assumed this was a faulty drive, but unsure which one to remove did a little more digging in the WebUI. Couldn't seem to work it out, so went back to Volume Status and clicked the only option available when clicking the offending disk - Remove Clicked this and it showed me the serial number, so thought I'd be able to shutdown and then identify the disk.

After clicking remove, I got a new option - Detach. As I was about to click this, I noticed that I now had all 4 disk with ada0-3p2 showing all with a status of ONLINE. Thought I'd click Detach on the UNAVAIL one and see what happened - it just disappeared. I now have a yellow warning light in the WebUI telling me that one or more of the devices is being resilvered so it looks like it's fixed itself.

I've ordered a replacement drive, just in case, so will just keep an eye on things. Any idea what might have happened? SuperMicro X10SL7-F Intel Xeon E3-1231v3 3.4GHz Crucial 4x 8GB DDR3 ECC 1600MHz 1.35V (CT2KIT102472BD160B) SeaSonic 660XP2 Fractal Define R5 + FD-FAN-SSR2-140 APC UPS (BE700G-U) FreeNAS-11.1-U6 120GB Toshiba Q300 SSD (boot) 9x4TB Seagate NAS (ST4000VN000) RAID-Z2 (beta with massive performance & search improvements) with ONLYOFFICE (via Docker) ubuntu VM on bhyve/iohyve running Crashplan and Docker/Portainer for evaluation/testing HP N54L 16GB 5x4TB (Stripe) as a nightly backup (ZFS snapshot/replication) My, which includes some stuff about how I use FreeNAS. All right, so I know this thread is a million years old at this point, but I have a follow-up: I finally got around to flashing the updated firmware a week or so ago, and have had zero problems with my drives since then.

However, FreeNAS keeps popping up the notice about a possible firmware update being available for my drives (I have 2 3TB Seagates, exact same model ST3000DM001-1CH166-305). I'm 99% certain there isn't a more recent firmware update available, so is there some way to disable that notice? If not, I guess it's not a big deal, but it would be nice to have that much less text to comb through.

I have the same issue on these new seagates. Apparently diff revisions require an entirely different firmware were there won't be an update etc. Just ignore it I don't believe you can disable the warning. Edit: Apparently the drives I initially firmware flashed have the 1tb / platter.These new seagates don't.

Probably a slight performance penalty disk vs disk but in a raidz2 with both kinds I've had zero issues so far. Hence we see upgrade messages on them when their may not be one. Sent from my SGH-I257M using Tapatalk 2.